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How to Use Two Updates - Cannot Update Two Tables in One Query

Asked by colofornia in .Net Editors & IDEs, MS SQL Server, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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I need to do update two tables from one save button on a Win form.

I understand I cannot update two tables in one query.
I understand I must use two updates.
I do not know HOW to do two updates :^)
Do I run two UPDATE statements one right after another?
Seems I can use the same variable to fill matching data type columns in the two tables even though the table field names are different (I.e. Use variable strCompany for Company Name, in db one as CmpNm, and table2 in the CName field.
And how does that affect the code around each statement?

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